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Determine the clock period:

  • Clock period (T) = 1 / Clock frequency
  • T = 1 / 400 MHz = 1 / (400 * 10^6) seconds = 2.5 * 10^-9 seconds = 2.5 ns

 Calculate the time delay:

  • Time delay = Clock period * Number of bits
  • Time delay = 2.5 ns/bit * 8 bits = 20 ns

Therefore, the time delay obtained through an 8-bit serial register with a 400 MHz clock is 20 ns.

So, the correct answer is (a) 20 ns

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